Cultural Responsiveness in Workforce Development – Nicole Turner

There is a need to grow and support the Indigenous workforce in the North Coast. Adjunct Professor Nicole Turner explains how future workforce planning can respect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge, history and culture. This presentation was part of Health & Social Care Workforce Today & Tomorrow - Coffs Harbour (February 2019)

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